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SUMMARY:Yard Sale – 465 Collective
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the big reveal!\n																														\nJoin Midori for the grand reveal of her Dining Room Installation. There will be drinks & nosh, doors are open to all! \n \n \nBonus fun!  Have your Queer Family Portraits taken by artist & photographer Marcella Sanchez – Free!\n\nMany of the portraits are original works by local artists and will be available to purchase—just in time for the holidays!\n \n \n\n• • •\nWHEN\nFriday, Dec 5, 20255:00 – 9:00 pm \n \nWHERE\n465 Collective465 South Van NessSan Francisco, CA USA \n					\n									More Info + RSVP\n					\n		 Dining Room, is a participatory installation that explores intergenerational, familial, and cultural trauma through symbolic action and community engagement. I invite participants to take part in a Shatter Party, a facilitated event in which ceramic dishes are broken, one by one, as an act of emotional release. These fragments—each a material trace of pain, grief, rage, or catharsis—are then gathered by me and used to construct the centerpiece of the final installation: a stylized domestic dining room, where the carpet is composed entirely of broken dishes, and the table is set with white plates long ago cracked and imperfectly repaired.\nCasually viewed, the Dining Room appears unremarkable—a diorama of domesticity. But closer inspection reveals the underlying fractures. The viewer peers through a suspended window and sees herself reflected in a vintage mirror across the table, placing her inside the scene. This is not just one family’s table—it’s everyone’s.What we share across backgrounds, cultures, and identities are the quiet wounds carried from our families of origin. For many of us, the dining table—an object associated with connection—is a site of pain, silence, and pressure. In today’s world, as we all carry the weight of daily overwhelm, social fragmentation, and collective grief, we’re expected to hold it together. But many of us feel like we’re going to shatter.\nWe are living through a time of profound social and political upheaval in the United States—a period marked by uncertainty, fear, and systemic breakdown. This project is my response. I want to offer a space where people can come together in their fragility—not to be fixed, but to be seen. Where we can rage, grieve, and release alongside others. Where we can access support and community. And where, from the fragments of our individual experiences, we build something shared.\nThis project is not about resolution. It’s about recognition. It’s about honoring the emotional truth we carry, and inviting moments of connection and compassion through visceral, creative acts. That’s my vision—and why I’m making this work now.\nSupport Midori’s new work “Dining Room” with a tax-deductible donation!\n					\n									Click here to Donate\n					\n																														\nACCESSIBILITY\n \n465 Collective Space has limited accessibility, and accommodations can be made to ensure those with limited mobility or mobility devices can easily enter the space. A portable ramp will be available for this event. The bathroom currently has a door that opens inward and a small step down. This makes accessibility difficult.\n															\n
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LOCATION:465 South Van Ness, San Francisco, CA
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